Just purchased a 74 Spider (red with chrome bumpers) and there are a couple of bumper sticks on the car.
What is the best way to deal with this? First thought is to use a hair dryer and something like Goo Gone.
Do you think this will leave a mark where the sticker is? How do you recommend dealing with this type of situation? I've never worked with chrome before.
Pic:
https://imgur.com/a/a5fQBb5
TYIA!
Joe
Removing Stickers from Chrome Bumper
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Re: Removing Stickers from Chrome Bumper
I've heard that these work great (3M Adhesive Eraser), but I've never tried one. Supposedly you can use them on painted surfaces too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NFfjCmSkD4
Lloyd Glade- Mukilteo, WA
1984 Pininfarina Spider Azzurra
1962 Fiat 500D - wife's car
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1984 Pininfarina Spider Azzurra
1962 Fiat 500D - wife's car
2015 Subaru Outback
2017 Ford Focus RS
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Re: Removing Stickers from Chrome Bumper
I think you have the right idea. Just polish the chrome to remove any residue.
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Re: Removing Stickers from Chrome Bumper
I use Decal Remover, Goof Off Adhesive Remover, Citrus Oil, WD40, etc and a plastic razor blade. Works best when the bumper is warm and you want something with a light oil in it to lubricate the plastic razor and bumper. Cleanup afterwards with acetone or 100% alcohol followed up with a good chrome polish.
The plastic razor blades and the holders are usually less than $10 and available locally at Marine, Automotive and Hardware Stores.
Here is an example of one at Ace Hardware:
The plastic razor blades and the holders are usually less than $10 and available locally at Marine, Automotive and Hardware Stores.
Here is an example of one at Ace Hardware:
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Re: Removing Stickers from Chrome Bumper
Thank you!
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Re: Removing Stickers from Chrome Bumper
Also, I've used a hair dryer.
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Re: Removing Stickers from Chrome Bumper
I've got a '79: wish I had your bumpers.